melissa: see you back here in one hour. jon: special coverage of the muhammad ali funeral begins in two hours. we're back in an hour. "outnumbered" starts right now. harris: begin with this fox news alert and a live picture now, the world saying a final farewell to the greatest of all time. mourners lining the streets of louisville, kentucky. at one point they were moments ago running alongside the hearst carrying the body of muhammad ali. it is winding its way through the city on way to private graveside funeral for boxing legend and hometown hero. as you can imagine, people are watching. 3,000 people expected to fill an arena to pay tribute to his life inside and outside the ring. the service will feature eulogy from former president bill clinton. long-time friend, remarks by

bryant gumbel and billy chris crystal who whose impression the champ enjoyed. we'll he bring you more as the hour continues. sandra: fox news alert. both hillary clinton and donald trump set to deliver dueling speeches in washington this hour as the race for the white house heats up and new fox polling showing a very tight race. this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, nationally syndicated radio talk show host meghan mccain is here. fox news political, legal analyst, eboni williams, today's #oneluckyguy, you know him from the "o'reilly factor," host of "watters world," jesse watters is here and he is as you very well know, sir, you are outnumbered on this couch. >> but still in my world. sandra: oh, really? >> we'll see. harris: i love the fantasy that it is inside your world. >> i live in a fantasy world. sandra: noon on east coast. 9:00 on the west coast.

that is pretty early to get that started. >> never too early. let's get started. a lot of news to get to. 150 days out from election day. presidential race kicking into high gear with candidates set to go head-to-head in our nation's capitol. screen left, clinton, to speak to the planned parenthood action fund, screen right, donald trump to address christian conservatives at faith and freedom conference. as a new fox poll showing clinton edging trump, 42-39%. within the poll's margin of error. the poll out the same day clinton picked up three big endorsements from president obama, vice president joe biden and progressive hero, senator elizabeth warren. also announceds the president to campaign with hillary next week in wisconsin. all right, jesse, how important were these endorsements for hillary clinton? >> i think it pops the poll numbers a little bit. president of the united states

and warren, she is hero as you say. i don't know about that. biden, these are big heavyweights in the democratic party. so it's a slight bump but i think the numbers will even out. if you look at the about picture these people are still life-long politicians lining up behind another lifelong politician. people want change in the selection. why people are excited about trump. the polls say this guy will shake things up. 76% say jump will shake things up. that is understatement what happens when he gets into the white house. short-term blip, they will tighten. >> spokesman from rnc responded to elizabeth warren endorsement. this basically makes her a sellout because hillary clinton represents everything elizabeth warren is against. notably wall street. >> i was one person that liz warren did not put her hat in

the ring on front end, be a more aggressive competitor in stark contrast to hillary clinton. i see the sellout label. i don't think it is misapplied. good for barack obama out there for hillary clinton. very unlikeable candidate. barack obama is significantly possible, 81% popularity among democrats. even 50% nationally. highest this term. that will help her because he is significantly better engaging communities. sandra: we know the president on late-night show the other night basically -- >> god forbid we go a week without the president going on light-night show. i can't stand it. sandra: laughed off donald trump as nominee for the republican party, basically saying they're happy it is donald trump running against hillary clinton. >> not so fast a new hill poll, gary johnson is doing better with independents than hillary clinton is. they should not take this lightly. maybe they think this is funny. these are fighting numbers. every candidate after they become the nominee get as bump

as both will after both conventions. this isn't unusual. the game is starting. they shouldn't be too pretty up there jimmy fallon telling jokes, a lot of people in america, especially southern states and hard-working people seeing how the economy is and see donald trump as formidable businessman. sandra: it was a big question whether or not president obama would hit the campaign trail for hillary clinton but now we are hearing he will be out there in wisconsin for her. harris: i am wondering if he scratched the bernie itch yesterday at white house and how that will all play out because he has got to get out there and try to rival bernie sanders's crowds going into the d.c. primary. don't want to be the president's crowds smaller that were bernie sanders. i don't jokingly say that sanders has not fully gone away. i would imagine, eboni, people think he will pull out eventually. will he talk debbie wasserman-schultz with him or what he really wants. >> how much they have to treat him like a toddler that will throw a tantrum.

harris: that toddler has a movement. >> his leverage is completely overblown. he has leverage with millenials and certain demographic. if he were really this powerful and significant the president wouldn't have endorsed hillary exact same day he came and met with him which is sort of a slight against bernie sanders and he would be the nominee now. >> what does scratch the bernie itch mean? harris: you know, i mean is just there. he is just there. sandra: there will be a rush to court, his supporters if indeed he approximatelies out of the race. donald trump the other day said we are going to welcome those supporters with open arms. >> they will be in the hookah lounge and every quad in the country. these guys, who knows. i actually interviewed a few people up in burlington, vermont. some people are so radical, if it is not bernie they're not voting. >> some are not voting. some appreciate at least being acknowledged by donald trump. i don't really know why hillary clinton waited to the late hour to even acknowledge the fact this man has people that are encouraged by him, excited by him.

in fact they're not even there for her. i think they will at least listen to something trump says. sandra: harris: one of the things we see, eboni, frustrates the narrative that was more of a coronation. remember president obama kept acknowledging donald trump. i was saying all along, oh, he is raising his profile. so i think in some ways she didn't want to raise bernie sanders's profile. anybody who can raise $45 million in fund-raising cycle, i don't agree with you, meghan, you have to take that seriously within your own party. he is insurgent if he doesn't move out. that helps republicans. while the democrats get their cake together, republican can bake their own. sandra: we're having way too much fun. >> cake? sandra: jesse is hungry. harris: last word i say. sandra: white house adding new fuel to the firestorm over the hillary clinton email probe after referring to it as criminal investigation. did the press secretary let something slip here? is clinton's claim it's a

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harris: happy friday. hillary clinton's campaign facing new controversy despite picking up some major support, president obama, vice president joe biden and senator elizabeth warren all endorsing clinton yesterday. less than an hour white house press secretary josh earnest appeared to let slip that clinton's investigation into her private email is criminal one. listen. >> the president at each stage reiterated his commitment to this principle, that any criminal investigation should be conducted independent of any sort of political interference. harris: did he say criminal investigation? critics quickly seized on comment saying it shreds hillary's claim that the probe is just routine security inquiry which the fbi director said is something that is not even what they do. all this as the new "fox news" polling shows the majority of

registered voters, 60%, now think hillary clinton is lying about her emails and how they were handled. majority, 54% also believe she lacks integrity to be president. make fan, your thoughts. >> my first thought what is wrong with the white house press secretary josh earnest? what is wrong with you? was that a freudian slip the day the president endorses her, you're saying this is criminal investigation? who is in charge? >> nothing is wrong with him at all. i disagree with you. that was so intention, josh earnest saying credibility of the white house is not thrown under the bus for hillary clinton. i don't think he makes mistakes like that. >> he makes mission takes all the time. sandra: eboni is making important distinction here. >> it is federal bureau investigation not, federal bureau of inquiry. josh earnest knows that. he is deliberate with the investigation. trying to assure the credibility of the white house. sandra: judge napolitano reiterates every time we have this conversation.

state department conducts inquiries, fbi conducts criminal investigations. this is matter of fact. neil: dmv might do inquiry. what about the timing of this though? so you have got the president endorsing her. harris: boom, egg timer for josh earnest? >> i don't know about the timing. i don't know if it is gaffe or intentional. i'm not going to try to pretend i know what the obama white house is up to but so cute how hillary plays with words. what the clintons do, depends what the meaning of is is? security inquiry. like you're an intern and your job is to bring people coffee but you have your resume', you say i was beverage distributor. you always try to pad. that is what she does. she is great at it. that is why they called clinton slick willie, and come up with a nickname for her, maybe "crooked hillary." harris: as we go down the road eboni laid out for us, we look at it as an tin answer thing, you knew she had private e-mail.

maybe didn't know about the server. you knew there was not a dot-gov on the email she was sending, white house might be complicit with some of this if they let it go on, how do you distance yourself? >> you have publicly endorsed her in youtube video clearly made days before it was released. so i don't care if they are trying to you know, use whatever words for criminal investigation in a press conference, you're attached to her. you endorsed her. you as the president are sanctioning this. >> i agree with you there, meghan, they're attached to her and trying to do it in measured way. >> not working. >> not for you but some people will make a distinction or choose to make a distinction between the white house's political support of her because she is the nominee for the sitting president versus their credibility. >> those negative numbers -- harris: let me finish. maybe josh earnest hit a bit of a snag, when our james rosen, i hope they don't like to edit the public record because they like to edit james out. james rosen said, if the

president is endorses somebody who is under investigation does that not in fact have some sort of coloring in terms of how they will look at her? are you not influencing the probe? >> well the president would never influence an ongoing investigation. remember what happened with the irs. oh nothing to see here. just shenanigans in the cincinnati office but i don't like to get involved in active investigation. i wouldn't put it past the president to do a little something under the table here. but the bottom line is, if she is indicted, i don't think the department of justice is going to bring criminal charges and she could be in november, right before the election with a hanging indictment over her head. i know she is the first woman possibly, also the first person running for president under fbi investigation. sandra: that won't happy because hillary shays she is 100% sure she will not face criminal indictment. harris: i will forever ask why democrats don't care about this issue. sandra: i don't know.

harris: goes to issue of trustworthiness. >> fascinating they have a nominee of the party they are not certain will not be criminally facing -- very scary. harris: all right. >> twitter war erupting between hillary clinton and donald trump. moments after president obama endorsed clinton trump gave him this shot. obama endorsed "crooked hillary," he wants four more years of obama, but nobody else does. hillary campaign struck back with a popular, delete your account. >> how long did it take your 337 people to think that up and where are the 33,000 emails you deleted. >> delate your account is joke on twitter but we're having fun with him. he is one guy who probably should take that advice. he tries to take everything down, tear everybody down, run things into the ground. >> but newt gingrich says

clinton attacks backfired especially given her email scandal. here he is "on the record." >> hillary is clever but she lost that round. her using the word delete takes you to some things she has done wrong, it is almost embarrassing. the notion of her using the word delete about as tone deaf you can be. >> i love newt gingrich. what do you think, jesse. >> it was clever line. she didn't write it herself. her staff wrote it obviously. it was smooth. i thought trump's come back was pretty good, b-plus. reince priebus's was pithy. if anybody knows anything about deleting, hillary -- it is you, hillary. call it a draw. trump is the best at this. we can sit back with the popcorn and watch this unfold on the internet. harris: i was really surprised to see that many people glom on to it. my husband and i were watching this kind of unfold and i was thinking, okay, now, we have

isis, all these things going on in the world and i'll focused in on these tweets. it is interesting. i don't know what it will look like between now and september but for a few hours it was entertaining. >> i said it before, i will say it again we'll look at pettiest presidential election we'll ever see. >> until the next election. >> will take two pretty strong petty characters to top these two. they are both in it to win it. they're in the gutter together. i really think so. this is the beginning. >> we like it in the gutter. more in the gutter the better for us. sandra: as a close watcher of campaigns, meghan, twitter had huge, obviously huge influence on this race. do you think this is setting precedent for presidential elections from now on? this will be a big part of it? >> oh, yeah, 100%. i said about a year ago you can't tweet your way to the white house. i was entirely wrong. you can 100% tweet your way to the white house. >> you can delete your way to the white house.

>> you wan delete your way to the white house. reince's response was pitch perfect, hit her hard in the jugular. you start to go through a press secretary, get press people, get it out, whatever time. do it now. >> press secretaries will be looking for work. harris: immediacy and it is free. this is a lot quicker and cheaper than a political ad. it hads your target audience. who are they this they are following you. >> you have to be good, right? that is the good part of trump's come back. how long did it take you or your staff. harris: you have to be on it. >> you have to be naturally witty. harris: 823 even if that is not a real number, but could it be? >> more than trump's staff. >> i like it though. the name game for vp is on as hillary clinton and donald trump prepare for battle. who will they pick up as their running mates? we look at the short list next. plus first it was facebook. now it guying gel. the search giant facing accusations manipulating searches in favor of hillary clinton.

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he referred to alabama senator jeff session as real possibility. another name mentioned quite a bit, retired lt. general, michael flynn, former director of the defense intelligence agency. talk about who these people need to choose, trump first. what does he need on his ticket? >> he says he needs someone that knows what is going on in the capitol because he obviously has no idea. so he needs someone has that pushed legislation that can actually have a relationship with senators and congressman and can make nice with people an he can just delegate all that stuff. he needs someone that will not overshadow him and make a lot of gaffs, which i don't think is possible. so i haven't heard a lot of names i like personally. have you heard a great name out there? someone with a lot of pizazz? first he floated idea i will pick someone like oprah. i can get behind an oprah ticket. but i haven't heard a name like that. i think he is going safe. harris: you could get behind a oprah-traumaticket? >> i like idea of a powerful, big, punchy ticket.

now he is settling down. don't say anything bad about oprah, harris. she is powerful woman. harris: all i asked if you know she is friends with the obamas. >> someone who knows a lot about foreign policy and middle east and isis. i think he is needs former general, someone tough and strong on foreign policy, hillary strong, i want him to pick general petraeus. >> i love that ticket. i endorse that ticket. harris: if anybody could pick oprah, hillary clinton might have better shot. all female ticket? >> i don't see it, harris. i think elizabeth warren add as lot of enthusiasm. she needs that desperately. she is basking for the first woman issue, i don't see her splitting that limelight in a strong way by a woman who is more likeable than she is. >> i thought you were supposed to support other women? >> i'm supposed to be honest. >> that is true though.

sandra: there isn't a whole lot of history there. >> she is making very good point, i agree with eboni and pr and her trying to kiss a ring close enough to bernie sanders supporters. sandra: somebody on the trump side with strong military and foreign relations background on the other side, on hillary clinton, what about somebody with a strong business background for vp? >> i think her deficiency is she needs a white male because right now she is losing with men so badly. she has got the women vote. she will have the minority vote. she will have latino vote. white men especially detest hillary. numbers are upside down. she could do o'malley kind of guy, a younger, because she has a problem with her age, younger, fresher, whiter male. i think that would work for her. harris: are you applying for the job? sandra: good call out, harris. >> anything happens i step up to the plate. harris: we like that about you.

make began if you look what trump has for him. >> if she is indicted by the way. harris: nobody was really getting much percentage. are you shocked that john kasich is not even at this point bending a little bit? >> for trump? harris: yeah. >> no, i'm not shocked at all. john kasich -- harris: the road goes through ohio. >> he can't stand donald trump and whole thing -- harris: no you think -- >> no, i is spooked a lot of people. he would be general election candidate. he promised i will be so presidential you will be bored by it. he has yet to do it for people like me and john kasich. general petraeus would solve a long problem. vp picks can be relevant. >> he is upset trump mocked him for eating pizza like an animal. i think he is still sore. harris: scott walker, look at, they didn't get big percentages. sandra: he used his fork. harris: i give up. you guys go. >> he is making me laugh. i don't know how much it moves needle, as much as you want to

say vp picks don't matter, trust me you can live or die by a good or bad vp pick. >> what are you getting at? >> more they can help you but don't want to be hurt. >> i think it is very important point for candidates with unlikeablety stories. harris: jesse. >> tech giant facing controversy. google is accused of skewing results from hillary clinton to skew away results from her. one of them showing if you google hillary clinton criminal, suggestions come up, no suggestions come up but on other search sites like yahoo! for that same search, you get suggestions like, hillary clinton, criminal charges, criminal investigation, history investigation, so on. some media outlets reached out to google. the company issuing a official statement and denying that they stack search results. if guying gel myself, i never

do, a lot of hate. not a lot of fluff pieces. i like to see fluff pieces about how great i am. there is never nice pictures of i mean. it is nasty. i think they're skewing. sandra: wow, they're definitely not working in your favor making that quite clear. >> no. >> so auto complete predictions, google is saying they're based on number of factors among which in addition to the statement they say, our systems automatically filter a small set of offensive or inappropriate content from auto complete predictions. i think that is an important part of what they're saying here. >> what is offensive and inappropriate? who is the judge of that? sandra: the point being this isn't just an algorithm. there is editorial decision making. >> exactly. we saw this with facebook, didn't we, harris. harris: i'm curious to know if they have a kumbayah meeting with conservatives to sit down and find out how they can make their algorithms more friendly. >> yeah. harris: is this a trend in social media? >> yeah. harris: is it fair to kind of start to question when you google or look at those

things -- >> google is not social media. harris: they have a social element, absolutely they do. if you're part, when you search for travel you become part of a family. sign on and talk to each other. sandra: correct there is outlet for that but talking about the google search engine. >> worldwide web. >> are you suspicious. >> when you type in lyin', ted comes up, auto fills on google. that is one of the thing in the article. i very rarely google myself because it is too emotionally draining. when i was younger i might have. everything comes up, my sister did it recently, it is terrible. i would be interested to see what comes up for elizabeth warren compared to a jesse watters. >> put elizabeth warren pocahontas, what comes up? not anything in google. if you go to yahoo! there is stuff about her lying about her background. >> take the scenario it is stacked in favor of hillary. what does it say about her, a lot of people, here is thing you will never enjoy being seen as underdog. she will never enjoy that.

if general perception is everything is stacked in your favor why do you continue to struggle against bernie sanders and barack obama? that's a problem. harris: you played the victim woman card. there was a time, i don't know if companies are still doing it, where you pay to cachet -- >> wipe it clean. harris: wipe it clean, but also make -- >> what website is that? make certain -- no, no. >> i would like to do that. harris: you pay the company like binge or google, when guying gel your name or bing your name or whatever it is, certain things come up about you first. you can make certain things go away. nothing goes away completely on internet. >> if i was hillary i would absolutely pay to have the dog barking thing wiped off. get rid of that. harris: over under on that people would want to watch it. >> innate distress between silicon valley and conservatives there are too many examples of them rigging the system. when i hear a story of course this is happening. if facebook has to go out of their way to have conservatives

come talk to them because they don't know any that is one problem. >> you don't want to look like a bunch of whiners, google is not fair, facebook is not fair. we can't get a break. i don't know if that is winning attitude. harris: sandra: companies accountable like facebook calling them open forum and google calling themselves a search engine. let your users and some other companies paid users know they're not getting what they are told they're getting. harris: they faced the same problem facebook has. if you're googling for a news story and certain things come up just like with facebook showing certain things were trending and leaving more conservative stories out, that leads you to believe the world is lot more liberal than it is. sandra: jesse watters is trending on google. [laughter]. >> probably all good, right? >> great images, jesse. we don't know if it is true, conservatives are distrustful and at least some valid reason. this accusation is enough to be

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♪ >> froing backlash over a judge's decision to give a star college swimmer only six months for raping an unconscious woman in four-days time, more than one million people signing to change.org petition to fire judge aaron persky what is viewed as slap on the wrist sentence. as a pastor's scathing letter to turner's father now going viral. before his son's sentencing dan turner wrote a letter to the judge pleading for leniency,

saying his son had been deeply altered and shouldn't be hauerly punished for what he character aided as 20 minutes of action. from another father that pastor's writes, brock is not victim. the victim is the victim. this young woman will deal with this rest of her life. far more embarrassing ily than the embarrassingly short six-month sentence your son penalized. she will have for duration of her lifetime, that fact, the fact thaw seem to be unaware of that fact exactly why we have a problem. so i did some legal research around this and people are very, very outraged by the fact that this six-month sentence seems so grossly disproportionate to the crime here. this is what i found very shocking to me, in california you can treat sex assault as sex battery either misdemeanor or a felony. the difference in sentences there, guys, very different. the six-month sentence, that is consistent with the misdemeanor

treatment of sex assault in california. if it had been handled as felony it would have been two to four years. >> it wasn't prosecuted as misdemeanor or was it prosecuted as a felony? >> prosecuted as misdemeanor. >> so that is on prosecutor. >> prosecutorial discretion, jesse, good point, according to facts and mitigating factors. harris: we talked about it all week on this couch because it escalated. what will the crescendo look like. they reached a point to recall the judge. he was re-upped for another few years a couple days ago. the petition is outreach of emotion than it will ever generate any change. the way i read it was, they charged sex assault because the rape wasn't there. the rape wasn't there, according to the law because she was not conscious. >> not conscious. that is my outrage, right? harris: get your mind around that. >> the statute, as gross as what this young man did, i thought his father's reaction was terrible, meghan, but don't we have to look at the statute and ledgetive issue that allows for

this to even be a possibility? >> well, yeah. i mean, i'm not a lawyer like you are but his defense was that partying culture at stanford on the swim team. i never experienced drinking before. basically he wasn't responsible for his own actions and so, it was okay for him to rape an unconscious woman and thank god there were two people saw it and could stop it. but beyond that, i've been talking about this a lot on my radio show. as young woman, it has been 10 years since at college, i remember having conversations about date rape drugs and consent, it seems to be getting worse. i don't nod how we live in culture, like after flew wednesday is a teen, being young, privileged and white okay to kill and rape women? >> we talk in the justice system being color-blind and also available to all in this country but when you look at "affluenza" teen and this kid here, does there seem to be connection for some, class seems to afford you

better justice in this country? >> it is a perception but it is also money. it is probably money. i don't know about the family too much. i'm sure they paid a nice criminal defense lawyer a ton of dough to get this deal here. like you said before, it is on prosecutor. it is on the judge. and this is why people don't trust the criminal justice system. i might have to pay this judge a visit. this was at his discretion it was in his wheelhouse. he could have sentenced this guy to few years, whatever. we have to get answers from the judge. has the judge said anything? has anybody asked the judge to explain the sentence? sandra: but that statement that the father of the boy, man i should say, he was so criticized for those words, 20 minutes of action, we now know he tried to clarify the words, says he was largely misunderstood by the public on that. he was referring to sexual activity by the word action. he was not. it was an unfortunate choice of words is what he said. i did not mean to be

disrespectful or offensive to anyone. harris: what 20 minutes was he talking about? the 20 minutes had people to intervene were the actual rape going on. legally they may not see it as rape because she was, i guess legally conveniently unconscious which boggles the mind yet still. >> legal loophole. it is frustrating. harris: we need to look at it. he ran unopposed. happened automatically on monday or tuesday. with this judge he has since said this is not something he would look to change. he bought the argument that this man's, this young man's life would be harmed irreparably. >> absolutely horrible. >> what about her life, my god! harris: ask him about the woman. >> parents don't worry or maybe you do need to worry. more young men ever before living at home. some saying because we focus too much on women's success these days and millenial men, they're falling behind. we'll hash that out coming up next. ♪ you don't let anything keep you sidelined.

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harris: friday version of "outnumbered." more in just a minute. to jon scott what is happening in the second hour of "happening now." jon? >> hey, harris.

president obama manging changes in afghanistan. what u.s. forces are authorized to do in the fight against taliban. the question, will it help? even more email problems for hillary clinton. a long time clinton confidante admits he had no security clearance when he exchanged dozens of emails now considered classified. mourning the loss of another great athlete today, hockey star gordie howe passed away. we'll look back at his legendary career. all ahead "happening now." harris: thank you very much, jon. see you then. sandra: more bad news on the employment front, just as if we needed anymore. new study showing more than 40% of those folks out of a job have now given up the hunt. and for people not working for more than two years, the picture is even more grim. nearly 60% of them have quit searching. on top of this, a recent pew study shows more men aged 18 to 34 are living at home with their families and more so than young

women are. and some are asking why, wondering if our focus on the success of young women has left young men behind? "new york post" piece saying quote, let's not just expect that boys can grow into men without any information on what that means. we overfocus on girls at the peril of our boys. when they fail to launch, it is a problem for us all. jesse, your take on all this. are we leaving our boys behind? >> i did not fail to launch, thank god. [laughter]. that is because i had great parents and great schooling and a great job. i was helped to become a man because i'm a man now but like, this author says, we've been focusing for the last 15, 20 years on women and wage gap and how to help women. maybe us guys have been left in the dust, living at home. we're all italianss. we live our parent until we're 30. they do our laundry and cook for us.

job market is terrible. it is no good jobs out there. it is rough for guys. can we get a little love. sandra: it is rough out there for young people in general, largest group of unemployed, be bonnie, go to you -- eboni. 18 to 29. talking about the same age group that says they're having to live at home or choosing to live at home. there are two different things. >> i was going to say, sandra, i take a slightly less sympathetic view than jesse. >> shocking. >> i think some of these young men are commitment fobs. there is not enough taught with families to be men and lead and be head of household and some of the more traditional values in this country a lot of us women do look for. it is disappointing and really skewing marriage rates. >> undermine the traditional family in this country? the left has. against marriage. they have been, you have people having out of wedlock births. >> i don't buy that connection. >> all of sudden young men

living at home eating mom's soup for lunch with no job, you're going to say, you know -- >> i would love to see data that there are more democrat men than republican men? sandra: fall back on "new york post" opinion piece, meghan. the author points out, this is the example she provides how we're treating our girls differently than our boys. women are encouraged to have it all, a ridiculous goal but a goal nonetheless. men are told to put off family until they have a career. those two things couldn't possibly run in parallel. >> i think more about a generation gap than gender honestly. this is first generation whose future looks less bright than the previous generations before. i will say i'm sympathetic to young men in country out of work. i have a lost friend whose boyfriends are out of work. having discussions with them, i think this thing about people not looking for work or not wanting i think it is very unfair. i know people send resume's out everywhere all the time, one person it particular close to me, going on job interviews all the time.

can not find a job. college educated man. >> there is no manufacturing jobs. illegal immigration taken up a lot of low wage, low skilled jobs. tough for young guys. >> why is it not tough for young women? that is my question. sandra: want to get harris, to jesse's point, manufacturing, mining construction. does that have anything to do with it? harris: i agree with meghan, in terms how we foster young women. we're telling men to get a job and telling women to follow careers they love and follow their dreams. i feel this way as a mom. i have daughters but if the lord has blessed me with sons i would tell them, following your dreams is equal. there is no gender line for that. we have to be careful not to forget to tell our young boys and our young men that it is from the heart that you work. you know. you work towards something from your heart. i think we're too reticent to do that we want to make sure all the young ladies are following everything they want to do to

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harris: we come to you now with this fox news alert. obviously hillary clinton, she is at planned parenthood right now of the we wanted to show you the live event. she has just recognized some of her most recent endorsements. among them would be president obama. she just said her accomplishments belong to all generations. hillary clinton has had an interesting morning. she met with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. picked up her endorsement yesterday. a lot of question who she might pick as vp person. would it be another woman on the ticket, so forth? her first event today has been this one, planned parenthood. so she goes from those meetings at her private residence in washington, d.c., straight to planned parenthood to give a talk moving forward. so as we watch this and ramp up first the conventions, on to the general election, you will see dueling speeches from d.c. see donald trump lay his policies and what not out on monday. showing you this live as we

continue to cover the news. special weekend on fox news channel. we'll all jumped into "watters' world" with jesse watters. you did important that we'll watch at tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> 8:00 p.m. if you're a party animal like everybody on the couch, it repeats at 11:00 p.m. eastern. also 9:00 p.m. eastern on sunday. you know, i went to the beach, like that is my symptomming ground where i do my hard work. harris: you poor thing. what were you looking for at the beach? >> it was memorial day weekend. we wanted to find out if people knew why they were actually off that monday and some of the sacrifices that our soldiers made. we have little taste of that. harris: i'm hoping a lot of people knew. >> well -- what do you think harris? if you're on "watters' world" it is probably not a good thing. harris: is that true? we'll see that tomorrow? >> yes. harris: we look forward to it as always. sandra: thank you, jesse watters. so good to have you. harris: we're back on monday at noon eastern. monday through thursdays, watch

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